Trust1Connecter release 3.8.10

17/06/2026 Trust1team - Published on 17/06/2026- Last update :

Hello Dear Reader,

Welcome to the Trust1Connector solution evolution, corrections, modifications blog! Here we discuss what's new in the version 3.8.10. We know that you are all dreaming about your summer holiday. A bit less calls at the helpdesk really would be great to start the summer! Well Trust1Team would like to contribute to this.

Enjoy reading !

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Version 3.8.10 is primarily a stability, security, and deployment improvement release. Users should notice:

✅ Easier installation 

✅ Automatic certificate management 

✅ Faster startup times 

✅ Fewer crashes and errors 

✅ Better Windows and macOS compatibility 

✅ More reliable file handling 

✅ Improved logging and troubleshooting 

✅ Simpler deployment for enterprise IT teams

Overall, the release significantly reduces manual setup and improves reliability across all supported platforms.

Please note that this version works together with the SDK 3.8.11. This version of the SDK is backwards compatible with versions v3.7.15  - v3.8.10 but mandatory. No changes are required in the configuration of the t1c-sdk-js. 

What’s New?

Automatic Security Certificates

Previously, certificate management could be complex. Now, Trust1Connector automatically creates and manages all the security certificates it needs.

What this means for users:

• No manual certificate setup.

• Browsers automatically trust the connection.

• Certificates renew themselves when needed.

• Old certificates are automatically removed and replaced.

In simple terms: the software now handles its own security setup behind the scenes.

Shared Certificates Across All T1C Applications

If multiple T1C applications are installed on the same computer:

• They now share one set of certificates.

• Only one root certificate is created.

• Uninstalling one application won't break the others.

In simple terms: Less duplication, fewer certificate conflicts, and easier maintenance.

Faster Startup

Previously, the connector could sometimes wait for external services before becoming available.

Now:

• The connector starts immediately.

• Background synchronisation happens separately.

• Slow or unavailable services no longer prevent startup.

In simple terms: Users can start using the connector faster and are less likely to experience startup delays.

Improved File Exchange Reliability

Several issues in the file exchange functionality were fixed:

• Required configuration files are automatically created.

• Deleting missing items no longer causes errors.

• File lists are sorted consistently.

• Better error handling prevents crashes.

In simple terms: File exchange operations are more stable and predictable.

Better Network Drive Support

The system now properly handles:

• Network drives

• Shared folders

• Paths containing spaces

without requiring manual workarounds.

In simple terms: Fewer problems when working with files stored on company network shares.

Fewer Application Crashes

Many parts of the software were rewritten to handle errors gracefully instead of crashing.

Examples include:

• File operations

• Certificate handling

• Background services

• System startup processes

In simple terms: The connector is much more resilient when something goes wrong.

Windows Improvements

Easier Browser Trust Setup

The installer now automatically:

• Installs the required root certificate.

• Makes Chrome, Edge, and Firefox trust the connector.

• Avoids security warnings related to untrusted certificates.

In simple terms: Users no longer need to perform manual certificate installation.

Automatic Installation of Microsoft Runtime Files

The installer now checks for and installs required Microsoft Visual C++ components automatically.

In simple terms: Prevents common errors such as: "VCRUNTIME140.dll is missing"

Cleaner Upgrades and Uninstalls

Before upgrading or uninstalling:

• Running T1C processes are automatically stopped.

• Locked files are released.

• Upgrade failures due to files being in use are avoided.

In simple terms: Smoother upgrades with fewer support incidents.

macOS Improvements

For Apple computers:

• Rosetta 2 is installed automatically when needed.

• Smart card reader compatibility fixes are applied automatically on newer macOS versions.

• These actions occur only once.

In simple terms: Improved compatibility on Apple Silicon (M-series) Macs.

Better Logging and Troubleshooting

Logging is now enabled by default.

A log file is automatically created and stored locally.

In simple terms: Support teams can diagnose issues much faster.

Installer Improvements

The installer now:

• Automatically installs prerequisites.

• Cleans up old files correctly.

• Detects required Microsoft tools automatically during builds.

• Supports silent enterprise deployments more reliably.

In simple terms: Easier deployment for IT administrators.

Impact on Existing Customers

New Installation

Everything is configured automatically:

• Security certificates

• Browser trust

• Required Microsoft components

• Logging

  
  

Upgrade from v3.8.x

• Existing settings and certificates are preserved.

• Running processes are stopped safely before upgrade.

Multiple T1C Products on One Device

• All products share the same certificate infrastructure.

• Only one root certificate is maintained.

  
  

Full Uninstall

• Application data is removed.

• Trusted certificates are removed.

• Shared certificates remain available for any remaining T1C products.

For all of you who want to deep dive some more, here is our gitbook page on version 3.8.10.

Our next newsletter will be published in July and will discuss the Windows ARM and  Linux Ubuntu/Debian distributions. Which means that the Trust1Connector will be available for MAC, Window and Linux. We have some more goodies coming up. Stay tuned!

Have a great holiday!

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